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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-02-16

for heartier breakfast, with the ad-
vantage of having the exercise of the
whole day to grind it up and extract
lts nutrlment. Never eat without an
inclination.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-02-16

IT has been discovered that white
wash is an excellent protection
against fire.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-02-16

OMAHA dame-Well, Dick, did you
have nice time sleighing with sister
Nell and M. Nicefellow? Little Dick
Not very. Sister was so afraid that
I'd get Group that she kept me down
under the buffalo robes, and couldn't
see a thing Omaha World.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
particularly well you look in that at
titude, Miss Grace-a veritable oda-
lisk Miss Grace-Thank you Mr..
darlington, but trust | do 1ot look
SO old. IN. B. She was thinking of an
obelisk) Chicago Rambler.
A MoTHER-IN-LAw having brought a.
suit against the husband of her
daughter, the judge finds the defend
ant guilty. "Your profession?" asks
the Judge, and the unfortunate de-
fendant, with a melancholy air and in
feeble tones replies, "Son-in law
Paris Figaro.
OLD lady (trying on youthful hati
i hardly know what to select.
Saleswoman-Shall I send them both
madam, SO that the young lady may
choose for herself? Old lady (leav-
ing indignantly)-You need not send
either, miss, / will look elsewhere
Harper's Bazaar.
YOUTH lin the BARRIERS chair)-I
say, do you think I'll ever have a
mustache?" Barber latter thorough
examination) We'll, / can't say as
do. "Hen, that's very odd. Why
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
MEXICAN VETERANS.
About Twenty OF the Old Soldiers
Probable for the Reception.
moth Observation-Disclosures
Meetings To-day.

Tho Mexican veterans will hold q
meeting at the Merchants Exchange
at 8 O'Clock Sunday ateraoon. Capt
r. d. Road, ono OF the SIX surviving
veterans Ia this city, has taken hold
ofthe task Of getting his old comrades
from neighboriug States TO visit Mem
phis on the occasion OF President
Olevelar de- visit, and participate In
the welcome. Yesterday the follow.
ing reply came, which indicates the
rapid defamation undergone by that
once valiant hott.
"RIrLHY, miss, September a, 1887.
"Capt. X. d. Reads
"DEAR SIR--lf the old Mexicans
can nave place 10 the front
rank Of the procession we will
come; but we sre too old TO take back
seats anywhere. The Mexican war
began forty-two years ago, hence the
youngest man will bs over sixty years
old. At best We cannot expect TO
muster more than twenty men. II
you can 90 arrange matters that We
can get In front, let u3 procure white
horse and march once more together.
Bee FL Oole-consul, with him. II
this can be 80 arranged let me know,
and / will brig three, the only sur.
vivors out OF eighty.two that marched
out Of this county IN 1916. We might
bave a good old time II the people Of
Memphis would be- no clever n the
people Of Philadelphia were al the
centennial. rhero VIZ always had
preference. Oar gray hairs entitle us
to the, to say nothing Of the oervicas
We reEdsred. This will probably bo
our Iast parade. Respectfully.
NV. O. FAULKNER"
Tho Committee on Procession for
the Cleveland reception will meet ~
the Merchanis' Exchange this after.
noon at 4 o'clock promptly. Chair
man w. j Crawford requests q fall
attendance, as business Of importance
will shse.
The Military Committee ia some
what handicapped by ignorance Of ex.
,uroion rates which will prevail for
he occation. The committee having
;harge OF this branch Of the reception
Ihould oct with the utmost speed and
he railio Ids assist the members In
very way possiblo.
The Committee on the Eatertain-
neDt Of Visitors will meet a, the Msr-
hsnta' Exchange this morning at IL
Iclock.
The Executive Committee for the
Residential reception will meet In the |
rooms Of the Exchange |
his Saturday evening nj 8 O'Clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
LOCAL NOTICES.

MrxrHm siosm Laundry, 22i "a 1t.
NKw supply ot The Duchess, the
new novo at NJ insford's.
.. X, HoucK a o.. haye removed
to their new store, 500 MIN street.
" you wa1t N pins In nber call on
Bnnklsy Lumber Company, l2i JEFF.
feIson sfest.
Pms and white ~ the il,tsr whose
meme u bia-s arc tho biscuits ia sed
b. the Llly BikinR Powder
STANLEY q ASDERsos. iuntrsl d.
rrctore ard embalmeH, % Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 furnish
chaiip At rttid,ncus, whom ordered, for
tho accommodation Of iiisnds.
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B.L0WENSTEiN & Bros
Dress Making Department.

This departm eDt, under the
able supervision of Madame
Rousseau, organized a little
over a year ago, already occu.
pies the foremost position In the
production Of elegant toilets.
We shall not expatiate, but
briefly say that our corps are
In sufficient force to meet any
emergency that may arise.
Orders can be filed with dis
patch, and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed In all the details
that are absolutely necessary
to produce a garment that will
prove a model of skilled work.
manship and refined taste.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
A COTTON CIRCULAR.
Heavy Rains Can Only hjure Grade
and Reduce Amount.
Tho Entire Crop IL Made asd Is
Essinatsd NJ About 0,e0O, 900
Bales.

Richard Ii. Allen d Co., bankers and
commission merchants, Broad street,
New York, have issued q cotton cir.
culsr Of date OF September 2lst, In
which they say:
Following our custom vt this sesson
oil the year, we have made full ir our.
les az to the conditi5A OF the cotton
crop and here submit the result with
our conclusions.
"The early conditions OF lhs crop are
well known snd need not be given in
detail. Up to the last week In July
they WIRE never better. With few
exceptional localities the entire cotton
belt had beautiful weather Tor plant.
ing and cbopping out. No fields we're
abandoned 10 grass, as Ia ueunlly the
case, and stands were perfect. II ia
difficult 10 form any estimate Of the
increase In acreage, bat IL must have
been great, espec ally west OF the
Mississlppi river, whore the far n ing
population hos Of late yeAs increased
In marked degree"
After giving tho conditions Fl the
crop In the different States, which do
not differ materially from other pub.
lisatd reports Of ike character, the
circnlar concludes as follows:
Except In a few localities where
worms ara about aud where second
growth 10 making, chiefly ia Texas
and Louisians, the entire crop Is
made. Heavy rains can only beat out
open cotton, ipjuIe grade and reduce
the amount. Being on the average
Two 20 three weeks earlier, Il viii m Jst
likelv 10 all gathered"
"The tarly free movement Of The
crop Is due to premature Opening By
drouih.
taking into consideration tho per.
feet sisnde, tho probability Of little
Naste, increased acreage, and the alb
sencs Of abandoned isnds, we estimate
the crop ct about 600, 900 bslea."
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MEMPHIS DAILY L--sATURDAY, SEPTEMBER a. 1887

check or sdvance loan the Same % to
all other borrowers Of money. Checks
paid on day OF delivery Of bills Will
not DO deemed ovsrchecks. The I'M.
deBigned banks further pledge them.
selves that they will not allow any re.
bate on interest or on rate Of OK.
change, nor will they evade the
terms Of this agreement In any way
by allowing any other confederation
to modify the same"
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Remember the Concert Tonight.
Hens Fall Furnishings.

We are opening daily oil the novel.
ties In ntckwesr, underwear and
other articles, as they appear In tho
market. We are sole agents In Mem.
phia for the renowned "Trojan Shirts"
that are confessed unit qualsd for dura.
bllity and fit.
Today Wa also open forty different
styles Of Silk Umbrellas, with nav de-
sign handles of gold and silver. See
them.
Today VIC offer al 25o q pair NJ me
regular 40c socks; also at o pair for
u.b0a limited quantity OF l. glish
Merino s1cks, worth $500 q doz,n.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Hsrpers' and American Magsstnes
Tor October ut Mansford's.
The street Cur drivers met last
night and organised themselves iAto
q union.
Marriage licenses were Issued TO
the following parties yesterday: D.F.
Grant and Mics Jennie Rice, William
W: Hickok and Mrs. Lizzie MELON
aid.
The following building permit
wss issusd yesterday: ]. d. Monte.
donico, Nos. 2b3 and 255 Union street,
new sbeeting and repair roof, $500.
Justice Barry yesterday rent s,l
Williams, colored, TO jail to await the
action Of the Criminal Court on the
charge Of fraudulently appropriating
goods TO bis own use. The prosecutor
In the case 10 George W. Crook.
Deputy United States Marshal
Loveweli, OF Arkansas, passed through
Memphis Yesterday en- route 10 Litlle
Rock with William Buck, colored, who
10 wanted by the Federal authorities
In the latter city for retailing liquor
without llcente.
On behalf OF her invalid husbar d !,
Tor whom II was specially passed, Mrs.
David p. Haddep has sert the follow.
Ing telegram 10 Mr.. W. I. Yopp, vics
president Of the JackSonisn Club:
Thank you for sympathy and In.
tended honors by public reception"
Deputy City Marshal Price, OF
Vicksburg, arrived In Memphis yos-
terdsy for the purpooe OF taking
Henry Hickey. colored, hack to Mis-.
sissippi, where the latter stands
charged with many robbsries. Nc.
Price left last evening with his pris.
onsr.
The deeds filed for registration
yesterday were as follows: L. W..
Lorg and wife 10 X. n. Vance aud
othero, lot Al In block ~, Fort Pick
ering, $3.50; CHARLES W. Grosamar,
truatee, to j. p. Jordan, lots SO, "a
and % Of Williems's subdivision,
$500.
The Aldrloh Sewing Machine
C1mpany was organised yesterday
with Jno \. Toof as president, ID. A.
MoOmber, vics president; Y. 0zlune,
Treasurer, and j. b. Aldrich, seefe.
tsry aud msusger. 1t 10 ths purpose
OF tie new company to ultimately
manufacture oewlpg machines and
their accessories In Memphis II In O
joint sock corporation with ten mem.
beers aud y capital stock Of $4,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
AUgTION SALE.
Poplar Street Market House

0YpicE BolHD oF FInE aND PoLioE Cows
Texas Dittrist. Sspt. 81, 1857.
In phriuane' o. an order Of the legislative
Council OF the Isxlrg district passed on
September %, 1851, Will sell at sueiion, GER
ner OF Main and Madison streets, on
saturday, October LIT,
A. u o'clock noon. Tor eash, TO the bishsst
blddert the pflperty known a the Poplar
hir 81 Market II uso property. II IL about
go ioet fquare tofmH o. sale, ca,h. The
successful bidder 20 make n dsuosit o. per
cent a. time OF sale. TIE balance Of pay
thereafter.
JAWS Lee, JR., Acting President,
At,esti Q. l.. pullen, Seoretary.
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Yaunx Cn.n,. Cnnai,ian

From Mr.. Il. d. Kelley, Of Forrest
City. 1t 10 learned that Chns. q. Cssh,
the young man 20 dangerously shot
by Richardson, q, DSvall's Bluff, Ark.
last Tuesday, was doing very we'll a. q
late hour yesterday afternoon. The
chances between life and death, how.
ever, ara about "a lally divided. Dr..
Nall IL btill attending the unfortunate
yourg msn, and will remaln In charge
Until a dehuiie turn IL taken one way
or the other. Richardson, the coward.
ly murderer, 10 atill a, large.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

J. W. Y. Browne. No, 25i second
street, keeps constantly or hand a
large stock OF gas aud steam pipes,
bran aud iron 6tinRs, with stoau
machines for cutting and q ling all
sEss Of pipe, including eishtlnch
diameter. His stock OF gas hxlurea IA
complete. The moet comp etc SAM.
tiry plumblngI Ia put up by this house.
and all orderi for work In this line arc
executed Ia q manE,,. Tot excelled In
any city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

A oRRAT deal OF Interest wss ex.
cited In the ne ghborhood OF the Cot
ton Exchange yesterday by tho
appearance Of one Of w. Il. Edwards
n Bros.' new coupelotes. The vehicle
fairly gli.tered In polished metal,
pla,o glssi aud highly flashed trim.
mings, ,he harness OF tbs single horse
comportipg With the Sir king esance
Of the carnage. A handsoner or more
luxurious ou;as was mover seen IN
Memphis.
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hyrup af HiEs.

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, san Francisco,
Cal 10 ma ure's ovn true laxative. II
Ia the most easily taken and the most
pleasantly affective remedy known TO
cleanse the system When billions or
coative, 10 dispel headaches, colds and
levers, 20 cure hhbilual constipation,
indig stien, etc. For sale II 81 cent
and 81 bottles by II. J, Hester, and
all leading druggists Wavelet &
Co., q. w. JonsG& o., W. N. viii.
kenon 4 90, Mansfield 4 90. have
bsen appointed wholesale agents ut
MsnphiF.
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NoIoe CuIture.

Mrs. Minnie Huuter Pleasants has
returned, after q yeai's absence and
bard study with The beat Of masters In
New York and Boston, and IL nov
prepared 10 receive puplls In voice
culture. For terms aud farther par.
ticulare, apply 20 tho HiRbee school,
or 10 Me-. Emile Levy, Of Il wilEuan
A o..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

Vote for Prohibition. II certainly
will not Increase drinking, for II II
eoee, why ara whisky men here and
everywhere 90 opposed TO it3 Aud II
u saves but one young nan from a
druntard's gave, Il Ia q po)d thing,
especially " that Young maa BIZ your
brother or yourson. Le' M try IL; II
may do good. PROHIBITION.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
ADDITIONAL KiyIRS.

CAIRO, September q. -Night-Rlysr fee,
tinehss OF the gauge and falling Weather
cold aud elouaT.
kVANsVlLLk. September A. NisA,-
kvst ] foot on the cause and falling.
Weather clear and cool.
ClNClNhAIL, tsptemtsr q, Nlsht-
inG. Wosther fair and vefy eos.
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GERMAN BANK.
Capital. 100000.

This bank, having established rela.
tons With the Alliance Bank Of Lon.
don, Eiglaud, Il nov prepared TO pur.
cha approved sterling bills on Lon.
don or Liverpool.
EDw. GOLDSMITH, Cashier.
Memphis, Tenn, September 10, lssI.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
MENKEN'S CARPETS!

We are now exhibiting the most extensive and
choice selection Of Carpets and Curtains shown
In this city.-a stock amounting to over 100000,
unequaled in this country outside Of New York City,
and not surpassed there.
Buying from first hands and importing dir ect, we
are enabled to offer special inducements to the whole
sale as well as the retail trade. Experience, good
taste and knowing what to buy must count for some
thing in the judgment Of purchasers, and never
house better equipped with competent buyers and
thoroughly trained wOrkmen than ours.
Our high standard Of excellence in every detail is
an assurance that, Notwithstanding our prices are
lower than elsewhere, this standard will always be
maintained
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

IT ls little s,rangs that as noon rs
the red hatred echool mA'ams left
OblcaSo the wo,,her grew psrosplibly
conler. This lsct did not change the
effect OF sol colsman's koko tulu on
the sysicm A warranted cure for dys.
pepola and heartburn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
PROHiDITlOy.

GEORGE W. Bais. the worlds Fs m Ell
Orator,
Will speik In Memphis on Saturday,
September cath, on the Buff at 8 p. m.
Ga Sunday he will speak at Court
street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church at 3 pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

No. 262 sKooSD STREET IL tho place
TO 20 u you want to see Abcu getiins
a New Home Sewing Machine. We
have Just received the sgency and a
fec lot Of machinea Give as cal,
R0aKRs & MuiAoN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

IL another column will be found the
card 81 tits new company, composed
OF gentlemen 90 we'll known comment
IN unnecessary. Suffice II thla grand
establishment Is dostinId 10 be- ona Of
thu most subit,nuAl business houses
Ia the south,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

0yERToS 4 GRosyESoR offer the
storehoue No. 800 Trout street, nov
occupied by Porter a Maerea, for rent
from September lsl.
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nAnaruH

~ REsovED ny THr usH OF oocoAfHn
And Y stimulates and promotes the
nowtb Of the hair.
Burrsits Flavurinr extracts are the
hat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

Have on hand, rvady Tor pump, dc.
livery, EndnoF, Boilers and at,ipse
1iuH, Feedpr Condeggore, Hydraulic
Clton Pf6s~ss, AMI everything per.
tliuibg % a hV, cls'g 0ianing QUILT
Write thrm btilrr you purchase.
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n,Ib.rn en-. ans, n.ch,,. w.

Make tue celebrated Milburn Eollpss
Hullor Gin, and keep them, with
Feeders and 0ondensers, always on
hand for prompt delivery. Have
them quote you price,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

everybody contemp aiing the pur.
chsoe Of q musical instrument call on
o. X. Houck 4 o.. New ttofo 1853
Main sTeit.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
A Grand Concert


Will be ii zen In our store this (sat.
urdsy evening, beginning a, half past
7, by
Professor ArnoIs's Orchestra.
All are cordially invited-there Is
room for oil. The ladies are especial
ly invited.
Today will be the big day In our
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Beginning at 8 o'clock this morning,
We offer the following special bargains
Mems Fine Dress Suits, $3.50.
Mems Nobby Business Suits, $500.
Mems Good Heavy Suits, IS so.
Young Mems Nobby Suits, $22 80.
Boys Long Pants Suits, SO 80.
Boys Knee Pants School Srits, SIS. 90.
Boys' Knee Pants Dress suits, $500.
New Fall Dollar Hat,
The best In the world, even at
twics the price.
Mems and Youths Cloth Hats, SOC
TO 81 90.
Men's Broadway Derby Hats, ST.
TO 81 90.
Men's, Youths and B,ys' Soft Has,
$3.50 to $3.50.
We offer The beet bargains in Gus
tom Made Cali Shoes that have ever
0een given Ia Memphis.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED AL.
Meme Freuoh Calf Hand Made Shoes,
5000 q pair.
Mons Heavy sswtd Shoes, excellent
for wear, 81 rs
Boys Cali Shose, ~ 20.
Ladies' New style Snoes; French Kid.
Patent LEATHER Tps- see them, a
novelty In Memphis.
Ladies' Hand sewed, French Kid
Shoes, $3.50. regular price, $500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
ApNICE no nnrHnnn.

k1s. WiSttoy'sHoorHp Synuy should
hwtu DO usod for children teethlns. n
.iY,a1, the ee.ld. ,of,sps the ,rgms, allsy,
remedy 'c' iiarrhnAt 40 slbettle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
lIanr MaIn. nah.

OF al kinds, from 20 cent IN Al, a,
the Tuiklsh Bah House, No 222 Sec.
ond street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

FoR musical instiumt nts Of all klndp,
20 20 o. X Houck a Uo.is new store,
1893 Main alftet.
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For the Ladies'

New Millinery and new KID Gloves
DISPLAYED today. The latest aud new.
tsl. You should soc them.
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PROHIBITION.

George ". nsis. the world. Ysmes
orator.
Will speak In Memphis on Saturday,
September 24'h, on the Blufi a. 8 D m.
On Sunday he will speak al Court
Street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church at 8 pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
MENKEN AND COMPANY.

Our store will be kept open tonight
until9 o'clock, and every Saturday
night during the season until the
same hour.
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Do NOT ioyge. 36S Main street IL
whore o X houck 4 90. cell ihe beat
musical goods.
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Artistic aas Yissure.

10 all glass, polished brass aud glass,
J. A. BAILEY A 90,
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PROHIBITION.

oeorxe W. naig, the worlds Famed
orator,
Will sneak In NJ .mptis on Saturday,
September "a b, on the Bluh at 8 pm.
On Sunday he will tpeAk NJ Court
Street Cumberland Presbyterian
Ohareh at 3 pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
PROHIBITION.

eeorGe W. Dais, ,.e worIds Panied
crater.
viii sneak In Nom bis on a'urday.
sept mbef 2iih, o. che Bluff u p.m,
Ga Sunday no vii up lak " O5ut
sleel Cumberland pfdbyterial
Chuich nj 3 p.m.
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PROHIBITION.
George ". Bsip, the weria's Famed
orator.

viii spesk IN Mem phis on SATURDAY..
September "a b, on the Il nj u SPIN.
Ca Sunday he will speak a. Court
Street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church nj 3 pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

o. X HoUcK a 90. have removed
70 ibeir rev store, 3iS Main street
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OyERres a GRosvKSoR offer the store.
house No. 300 FRONT street, now ocou.
pied by Porter 4 MSorea, Tor rent
tfom Soptombsf Let.
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nilsarn sin ana n.cn,.. a.

Keep on hand q large stock Of Steel
shafiug, shioh they cell II the samo
price ne iron. Soc or wdto them be-
iorc 700 purShslo Skating or Pulleys.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

Pianos, organ., mueic, etc, nj lowest
prices. .. X. Houok a Co., SeS Main
street.
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2C>No. Tho Children. They are
SONNO especially liable 30 sud.
den Colds Coughs, Group, WhoopiRx
Cough, eto. We guarantees Aeksrn
English Rem.siy \ posifist surs q
saves hsIu II anxiscs w<sek>s3
Sold By
RENKERT and BRREsrz 4 co.
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nnbarn pln nss Machine 20

IL headquar,cf. for Little Ginnt Got.
tou Proeeae. Writa 20 thsm for ptloer.
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j. A. ohBERa,

o: the Bank OF Commerce: "What.
ever relieves New York will relieve
rs. TIE money strinsenoy has been
no greater than last fail, ard will not
lss 40 long, The rapid movement, Of
cotton will bring relief earlier than
usual. AS Tor soivency, there ~ no
better city In the couutfy than Men,
'phis."
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Of the First National; "The effect, 90
lar ne We are concerned, will DO rather
slow. and depends upon WHETHER the
holders will soil or not. We have
been able 10 accommodate all our Gus
fomere, bnt baye not sought outside
paper. expect better relief from
moving cotton much sooner than usu.
al, and more than from the pm chase
OF bonds by the government. Tnere
Ia no better city Ia the Uniisd States
for solvency than Momphis."
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a. H. smith,

81 the Memphis National Bank: "Il
kev f'fk experiences reli, from the
purchss', We will naturally feel n In
Memphis. III the prrtent receipts Of
cotton continue We will dad more
peroept be relief from tina, source
than tbs bond purchase. The mer.
obsat' and bsnkers of Memphis are
sqasily solvent with ihose u any city
In the country"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
n. 8. BUcKIsaHAH,

Of the Slate National: IL think tibet II
q sufficient smount Of bonds w.re
purchased by the government from
corporations. who would again lend
II out, tho whole country would be
easy; but l don't ses how the money
market caa DO made easy by the gov.
eminent buying In small quantitiel
from individuals. Cotton will bring
more speedy and satisfactory relief
than the bond purchase. The situa.
ton here % to tolvency 10 txceedipgly
gratifying"